The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-30

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One and a third fare on all rail.
roads to the Owosso fair.
Chas. Allen has been home from
Cadillac during the week.
Harry Gould is clerking for the
boot and SHOE house of Fyfe x Co.
Detroit.
Died suddenly, Saturday morning,
the four days old infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John U. Miller.
Col. Northwood, Of the Cows. Staff
passed through Owosso, on Saturday,
enroute for ST. Louis, Mo.
ID. A. Barnum has retired from the
Exchange hotel and the business is
now run by w. X. Brewster.
Prof. Hogan made balloon as
cension at the State fair last week
taking Jackson wagon up with him.
Jos. Colby has purchased two lots
from M. Osburn, on the corner of
Oliver and Hickory streets. He will
build at once.
People coming to the fair should
not fail to have their photos taken at
Casey & Whitney's. Cheapest and
finest photos in town. Good work
and cheap prices win the trade.
Lilly Bowers, two years old, by
Louis Napoleon, dam by 10 Gavin,
obtained a record of ASSN in race
recently. She was driven for the
first time in May. Since she has
trotted in 2:5I.
Married. by Justice Baldwin, at the
residence of the brides mother. on
Sunday, Mr.. Chas. ]. Sayles and Miss
Helen ID. .Welch, both of Owosso,
This is Mr.. BIS first wedding since
assuming the Office of Justice.
THE TINES notes that farmers in
some parts of this and other counties
are giving notice in the papers that
they will not permit either fishing or
hunting on their premises, under pain
of prosecution.
Casey & Whitney have been turn
ing out some fine work while here.
They will remain another week. See
the elegant work at their gallery.
Married at the residence of the
BRIDES parents in this city, Septem-
Der rs, by Rev. G.. H. Wilson assist.
ed by Rev. C. w. d. Bower, Edward
f. Kotze of Alma, Mich, and Miss
Carrie l.. Sherwood, of this CITY.
The new marriage law does not
prevent Cupid from getting in his
work. Licenses No. and 4, issued
by County Clerk WEIGH, were filled
out by Rev. ]. Donnelly, Wednesday.
The Clerk asks all the questions now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, of Chicago,
were present at the wedding
of the Voorhees, sisters, Wednesday.
Mrs. Joues is sister of the brides
and is here on her bridal visit, having
been married only few days ago.
Mr.. Geo. Havell, visitor at the
home OF Mrs. H. N. Williams last
week, left for his home in Newark,
N. j. on Saturday. Mr.. H. is pro-
prietor of one Of the large manufac-
turing establishments of that city.
To which business college will we
send the young man, is an important
question among parents at the pres
ent time. We answer, The Grand
Rapids Business College. 1t in not
excelled for thoroughness by any
similar institution in the country.
Send for College Journal. Address
c. g. Swensberg, proprietor, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Sit now for your photos. After
October 6 you will pay high prices
prices again. That date is our last
day. We do not advertise cheap
prices and get you in our gallery and
then compel you to get just one
style. You can have any style you
wish. Casey & Whitney.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
serve lunch with hot coffee, at Is
cents. during the fair; can be found
in Van Hoten's tent, near DINING
halls. Soldiers, please give us your
patronage. Our money is used for
relief of the needy and suffering. BY
order of the president.
w. ID. Underwood and E. w.
Pearsall, of New Haven, have pur-
chased of Robert Smith, of Howell,
three Shropshire ewes, the foundation
for flock of this popular breed Of
mutton sheep. The demand is con-
stantly increasing for Shropshires and |
we are glad to see Shiawassee county |
up with her neighbors.
To properly keep up with all the
various changes in the great world Of
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